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there is an AMAZing video on the POP iphone app
omg I love it!. Tenenbaums FTW!
great styling, but um.. isn't this like model “cheating.” We've been told over and over that model is about more than being pretty… and yet, they are just standing there.
An excellent collection of vintage looks. Interesting for inspiration in some pieces that combined with other more neutrals, can compose different looks. The balance is very important between creative good taste and the exaggeration.
Leila Silva
tyra, much? just kidding. :) i think a model's job is to follow direction and do whatever the photographer and those people tell them what to do.
really likeeeeeee
I'm sorry, there will never be a point in time when Lindsey Wixson does not remind me of a blow up doll.
Anyway, A+ for styling! Just fantastic. This ed would be so, so, good if the photographer/artistic director had realized that there is more than one way to have existential malaise. It's great that they're paying tribute to the movie poster and all, but ennui requires SOME amount of depth. Showing the same pose again, and again, and again isn't the best way to communicate it. What about ennui in a go-cart?